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DonaldStott · 14th Jun 2021, 10:24 am

Hi Gabe, here's a link to my own K-B MR10 restoration Thread:-

https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/...d.php?t=159373

There may be something there that might help - if you are brave enough to plough through it then you will note that at Post #120 I lost MW and LW (FM was still working) due to a dodgy chassis connection. I do remember this set as having a rat's nest of criss-crossed wires notwithstanding the complicated connection arrangements on the underside of V2.

When restored, however, this set was an excellent performer on both AM and FM.

14th Jun 2021, 10:24 am	#15
DonaldStott Octode Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Glasgow, UK. Posts: 1,842	Re: KB MR10 sudden fault, help needed Hi Gabe, here's a link to my own K-B MR10 restoration Thread:- https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/...d.php?t=159373 There may be something there that might help - if you are brave enough to plough through it then you will note that at Post #120 I lost MW and LW (FM was still working) due to a dodgy chassis connection. I do remember this set as having a rat's nest of criss-crossed wires notwithstanding the complicated connection arrangements on the underside of V2. When restored, however, this set was an excellent performer on both AM and FM. __________________ BVWS Member